Darke
County Sheriff’s Office… Darke
County Marijuana Eradication
On July 28, 2015 the Darke County Sheriff's Office, along with the
Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI), conducted its annual Marijuana
Eradication. Each year, BCI agents help local law enforcement officers
spot marijuana grows with the help of a helicopter between April and
October, when growers typically plant and later harvest the
drugs. Experts at BCI estimate that a fully mature marijuana...
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Mercer
County Sheriff… HIT
arrest: Melissa Harper
Mercer County Sheriff Jeff Grey, Celina Police Chief Tom Wale, and
Coldwater Police Chief Jason Miller reports the Heroin Interdiction
Team (HIT) made an arrest of 32 year old Melissa Harper of 3601 State
Route 703 Lot 55, Celina Ohio. On July 28, 2015 at approximately 5:26
PM an Officer working HIT observed a traffic violation on
Logan
Street in Celina. The vehicle was stopped...
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Bluebag Media… FFA,
4-H has
impact on urban schools
GREENVILLE – “It isn’t about agriculture,” said Ohio Representative Jim
Buchy. “Maybe someday you’ll be president of Proctor and Gamble… this
is about leadership and character.” Buchy provided members and guests
of Kiwanis of Greenville with an update on efforts in Columbus and how
they are impacting Ohio, including the southwest. A focal point...
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The White House… New
Horizons
Mission
We did it! The epic, first exploration of Pluto and its moons by NASA's
New Horizons mission was completed last week, on Tuesday, July 14. And
it captured the attention and imaginations of people across America and
the entire world. New Horizons is truly an American-made product, and
one we can all be proud of. More than 2,500 Americans worked to design,
build, launch...
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Attorney
General Mike DeWine… Thirty-Seven
Indicted in Connection with Mahoning County Drug Trafficking
Organization
-- (YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio) -- Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine, members of
the Mahoning Valley Law Enforcement Task Force, and Mahoning County
Prosecutor Paul Gains today announced that a 261-count indictment has
been filed against 37 individuals accused in connection with a drug
trafficking organization operating in Mahoning County. The indictments... read
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FBI… Economic
Espionage; FBI Launches
Nationwide Awareness Campaign
07/23/15 -- Defining the Crime - Theft of trade secrets occurs when
someone knowingly steals or misappropriates a trade secret for the
economic benefit of anyone other than the owner. Similarly, economic
espionage occurs when a trade secret is stolen for the benefit of a
foreign government, foreign instrumentality, or foreign agent. Proving
the foreign nexus in court is difficult, and cases... read
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Darke County Sheriff's Office… Heroin
Drug Bust in Greenville
On July 24, 2015 The Darke County Sheriff’s Office Drug unit and Darke
County Deputies executed a search warrant at 221 apartment # 1 W. Main
St. Greenville, OH stemming from a 2 month heroin trafficking
investigation. Darren Woods (49) of Greenville, Ohio was taken into
custody without incident by the Darke County Sheriff’s... read
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Kasich for America… Gov.
John
Kasich’s presidential campaign announcement
Ohio State University, Columbus -- (GOVERNOR KASICH): Wow. Listen,
standing here with me, of course, are the people who I have dedicated
my life to—my sweet daughters, Emma and Reese Kasich. I
remember
when they were born. Remember that, Sweetie? I kept saying to the
doctor, "How is it going?" He's trying to deliver two. Finally he looks
me square in the eye and he said... read
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Darke County Sheriff’s Office… Injury
accident on Sweitzer and Fair
On July 22, 2015 at 3:01 PM, Darke County Deputies along with
Greenville Police, Greenville Rescue and Greenville Fire, responded to
the intersection of Sweitzer Street and Fair Street on a report of a
3-vehicle injury crash. Preliminary investigation revealed a Yellow
2014 Ford Escape driven by Jeffrey Saye 50, of Independence, MO. was
traveling north on Sweitzer Street approaching Fair Street... read
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MSN
News… Donald
Trump attack on
John McCain war record is 'new low in US politics'
- The Guardian - Donald Trump attacked the Arizona senator John McCain
on Saturday, for being shot down while a navy pilot during the Vietnam
war. Trump, who has been in a war of words with the 2008 Republican
nominee, jibed of McCain: “He’s not a war hero. He’s a war hero because
he was captured? I like people who weren’t captured.” His words
prompted a strong response from Republican candidates for... read
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Darke County Solid Waste District… Open Burning
The Darke County Solid Waste District would like to remind residents
that open burning for the purpose of residential waste disposal,
including all types of wood building debris, is prohibited within the
entire county. Residential waste includes brush, wood, tree trimmings,
leaves, grass, weeds, shrubbery and other plant waste material within... read
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MSN
Money… Federal
employees: Can't
hire the best, can't fire the worst, Rob
Garver, Fiscal
Times
A powerful new survey of thousands of management-level federal
employees found that the U.S. government is a massive bureaucracy that
is under terrific stress, in part because managers feel they can’t get
rid of underperforming employees, and often say their workers don’t
have the skills they need to do their jobs. Conducted by Vanderbilt
University’s Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, the
survey polled...
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Could Trump Lose GOP Primaries,
and Legally
Run in General Election? by Katrina Trinko
April 12, 2011 -- If Donald Trump wants to see how he fares in the GOP
primaries, and then run for president outside the GOP, there are only
four states where his participation in a GOP primary could impact a
non-Republican run in the general election. Those four states are
Mississippi, Texas, Ohio, and South Dakota, according to Ballot Access
News editor Richard Winger. What sets them apart from the other states
is that their “sore loser” laws... read
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Greenville Police Department… Accreditation
Assessment Team invites public comment
Chief Dennis L. Butts announced today that a team of assessors from the
Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. (CALEA)
will arrive on Sunday, August 2, 2015, to examine all aspects of the
Greenville Police Department’s policy and procedures, management,
operations, and support services. Verification by the team that
Greenville Police Department meets... read
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Darke
County Sheriff’s Office… Injury
Accident in Palestine
On July 18, 2015 at 10:09 PM Darke County Deputies along with Liberty
Twp. Fire Dept. and Tri Village Rescue were dispatched to 165 S. Main
St. in the Village of Palestine reference a three vehicle injury crash.
Preliminary investigation revealed that a 2000 Ford F250, driven by
Jeremy Stahl, 31, of Greenville, was traveling southbound of S. Main
St. when it struck two, four wheel ATVs, which were... read
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Active Shooter Training
The Mercer County Sheriff’s Office is hosting active school shooter
training for deputies and other Mercer County Police Agencies on
Tuesday, July 21 and Wednesday July 22. The
training is a
one day class, it will be repeated the second day so we can get all
officers/deputies through it. The morning will be a
presentation/classroom type instruction, the afternoon will be actual
scenarios...
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Thunderstorm/Heavy Rain Event
The Darke County Emergency Management Agency is seeking information
from Darke County residents and business for damage assessment
operations. Report the following information: • Structural Damage from
downed trees/limbs etc. • Flooding to the first floor living area of
home or business (FEMA does not accept basements as living areas)
Please call 937-316-8902 and leave your name, address, contract
telephone # and a brief description... read
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FBI…
Statement
Before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence,
By James B. Comey, Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation -- July
08, 2015 -- Good afternoon Chairman Burr, Vice Chairman Feinstein, and
members of the committee. Thank you for the opportunity to appear
before you today to discuss the widespread reach of terrorists’
influence, which transcends geographic boundaries like never before. As
technology advances so, too, does terrorists’ use of technology... read
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AG
Mike DeWine… DeWine
Warns of
Rental Scams; Reported Losses Range from $500
to $5,500
(COLUMBUS, Ohio)—Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine today warned
consumers to beware of phony listings for apartment and house rentals.
In the past year, the Ohio Attorney General’s Office has received more
than a dozen complaints about potential rental scams. Consumers who
lose money report losses ranging from $500 to $5,500. “Anyone who goes
online to find an apartment... read
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Mercer
County Sheriff… Mercer
HIT
arrests
Mercer County Sheriff Jeff Grey, Celina Police Chief Tom Wale and
Coldwater Police Chief Jason Miller report drug related arrests that
were made as a result of their joint HIT (Heroin Interdiction Team). On
Friday July 10, 2015 at 4:46 PM a vehicle was stopped on East Main
Street near 8th Street in Coldwater. Arrested and taken into
custody was the driver Beverly S. Selhorst, age 20 from... read
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Darke County Sheriff… Domestic
Violence Arrest
On July 11, 2015 at approximately 5:09 AM Darke County deputies along
with the assistance of Tri-Village Rescue responded to 3631 Hi Wind
Road, Greenville, Darke County, Ohio in reference to the report of a
physical domestic violence incident. Upon arrival, deputies attempted
numerous times to make contact with the residents without success... read
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Attorney General Mike DeWine… AG’s
Urge Congress to Preserve State Authority over Data Breach Laws
- Multistate Letter Warns Against Federal Preemption of State Data
Breach Laws - (COLUMBUS, Ohio)—Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine today
joined 46 other attorneys general in asking Congress to maintain
states’ authority to enforce data breach and data security laws and
preserve their ability to enact laws to address future data... read
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FBI… Sextortion
Help Us Locate Additional Victims of an Online Predator - 07/07/15 -
Ashley Reynolds was a happy 14-year-old who loved sports, did well in
school academically and socially, and enjoyed keeping a journal she
intended her “future self” to read. But what happened in the summer of
2009 was so devastating that she couldn’t bring herself to record... read
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Bluebag Media… Wright
stirs up
political debate
GREENVILLE – “Well… I’m a Trump supporter as you can probably guess,”
Greenville resident Don Wright said. “He has such a colossal ego, he
will never allow anyone to make him look bad… he’d destroy America
before allowing anyone to make him look bad. Putin is in trouble.”
Wright recently put a sign up on his property saying... read
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Suspect captured after pursuit
On July 8, 2015 at approximately 3:30 PM Darke County deputies along
with the assistance of the Greenville and Ansonia Police Departments
attempted to locate and check the safety and welfare of an
individual. Throughout the course of this investigation,
numerous
areas throughout Darke County were checked. At approximately 11:12 PM,
Darke County deputies located the vehicle the individual was operating
in the area of US127...
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Bluebag
Media… GCSD
construction
projects on time, under budget
GREENVILLE – Greenville schools officials and the community have much
to be pleased about… the high school renovation is “running pretty
tight here toward the end of the project” and “it’s just a matter of
cleaning up and putting things back together.” Bruce Miller of
Garmann/Miller & Associates reported on both the GHS renovation
and
the K-8 project during the GCSD Board Work... read
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Bluebag
Media… GCSD
construction
projects on time, under budget
GREENVILLE – Greenville schools officials and the community have much
to be pleased about… the high school renovation is “running pretty
tight here toward the end of the project” and “it’s just a matter of
cleaning up and putting things back together.” Bruce Miller of
Garmann/Miller & Associates reported on both the GHS renovation
and
the K-8 project during the GCSD Board Work... read
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Senate President Keith Faber… Ohio
Senate Weekly Report
June 29-July 3, 2015 - #1 A Balanced Budget is Signed Into Law - The
state budget, signed into law by Governor John Kasich, gives nearly $2
billion in tax cuts to Ohioans and makes significant investments in
both K-12 and higher education. “This is a balanced budget that
supports our vision for making Ohio the best state to live, work and
raise...
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State Rep. Steve Huffman… Ohio
House Passes Updated Consult Agreement Legislation
Bill would improve collaboration between physicians, pharmacists -
COLUMBUS—State Representatives Nathan Manning (R-North Ridgeville) and
Stephen Huffman (R-Tipp City) today applauded the passage of Amended
House Bill 188, legislation that updates consult agreements between
physicians and pharmacists in Ohio. The bill also increases... read
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Bluebag Media… Edison
DCC to add
offerings in the fall
GREENVILLE – The Edison Community College Campus will be ramping up its
offerings this fall, according to Director Chad Beanblossom. “We’ve
added several classes not offered in recent history,” he said, noting
some of the classes had never before been offered on the local campus.
Among them are Medical Terminology, Pre-Health... read
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Mercer
arrests,
two incidents: assault, drugs and attempted rape
Celina, OH - Mercer County Sheriff Jeff Grey reports the
arrest
of Krischen Blake Luna, 18, 6716 Brookside Drive, Celina for assault
and possession of drugs. On Sunday, July 5, 2015 at 7:39 PM
the
Sheriff’s Office received a call of an assault at the suspect’s
address. When deputies arrived and began the investigation they learned
that Luna...
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Bluebag Media… Crop
damage is a
reality; the unknown is how much
DARKE COUNTY – “Has there been damage? Absolutely. Not a doubt. There
is potentially a lot of damage if this weather continues… how much? Too
soon to tell.” Jon Everman, Executive Director of the Farm Service
Agency, USDA, Greenville, said the prime crops – corn, soybeans, wheat
and hay – have been impacted due to the unusually wet spring, plus this
year...
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